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In a world often consumed by the pursuit of possessions and personal gain, what if the key to finding true joy wasn't accumulating more, but giving generously? Today, as we continue our series, Uncommon Sense, pastor Jon Kragel shares how giving leads to growing. Join us online as we dive into the heart of generosity, discussing the practices of the early church found in Acts 2:42-47 and beyond.

You were designed for relationship with God and relationships with other people. For spiritual growth, relationships is God's plan A. God Himself has perfect relationship within the trinity. Jesus then modeled healthy relationships with the disciples while He was here on earth. If we were designed for relationships, shouldn't we learn how to grow in them? Today, as we continue our series, Uncommon Relationships, pastor Jon Kragel discusses the biblical meaning of fellowship, and how we can have true koinonia with one another.

Our world is filled with division, difficulties, and distractions. What if there were a better way? This weekend we launch a new series called Uncommon Sense, and pastor Jon will discuss the origins and meaning of the church from Acts 2:36-47. The church is a movement with a message on a mission, modeled by Jesus and motivated by love. Worship is giving what you have to whom you value most. Everyone in the world worships someone or something. Learn what it means to worship God today and how to deepen your devotion towards Him.

A paradox can be defined as a statement or situation that seems absurd or contradictory that when investigated might actually be found to be true. Easter is a paradox because it's both a memorial and a wedding. Through Christ's ultimate sacrifice on the cross, we gain access to our greatest relationship with God. Join us today for Easter online as pastor Jon Kragel discusses how the death of Christ leads to a resurrected life. Through our study of John 19:30, we learn the meaning behind Christ's final moments on the cross and how they still impact us today.

When reading the Bible, it's common to skim through lists at the end of Paul's letters because we don't understand who Paul is talking about. However, there's a lot of faith in the fine print, as pastor Jon Kragel shares with us encouragement from Colossians 4:2-18. Think of today's message as a strong locker room talk from the coach as you head into your week because spiritual transformation is a team sport!

Why is it that we can go to church, read the bible, learn what to do, but then live differently throughout the week? Have you ever felt like you should be doing more? Have you ever struggled connecting what you read with how you live? The desire to live better is there, but you keep falling short? Join us today to learn what to do next. I have good news, there's hope for you! There's hope for us. Let's enjoy this practical conversation together.